I realize it is kinda randomly asking but do anyone know of a good place to watch newly released series online ?

@Deacon Jacob Try Flixzone. You can find it by googling =)

Glad it was helpful!

Cheers, I'm glad you found it helpful.

Thanks for your kind words and for watching the video! I'm glad it was helpful for you. Just a quick note about the saw - some users, including myself initially, have experienced the blade wandering. However, with proper setup and adjustment, I've managed to use mine effectively and regularly without issues. Cheers!

Thanks mate, yeah it's a good little saw. It does take a while to cut through thicker sections but I like it. The blade will wonder if you push it to hard.

They don't leave a clean edge without distortion on a 14TPI bimetal blade? They're also *really* loud?

In my current situation, a cold chop saw is too loud - they're loud as hell!!

Hi Chris, I do you a drop or two of cutting oil on stainless steel. The blades wouldn't last long if I didn't. I have checked the rubber on the drive wheels and they still looked dry. I hope that helps.

Hey Graeme, thanks for the comment. I think it's well worth building a stronger fence. It saves a lot of time in the long run.

Yeah that's exactly why I didn't buy the evolution, I got the fein slugger instead as it has a heavy cast steel fence, and I use it to miter stainless steel angle so it has to be super tight. Great tool and very fast. Looking at getting a bandsaw as well though as the cold cut saw is so loud cutting stainless, and I'm trying not to piss off the neighbours...

​@@gabeayres541true that mate about pissing off the neighbours. How have you gone with that? Noise is the number 1 reason I'm looking to add a bandsaw instead of just 5" grinders and my atrociously loud abrasive chop saw. LOUD.

I use the saw frequently in the vertical position. I made a table for it. I am glad you found the review helpful. Cheers

@@weldingempire thanks for getting back to me. Would you be interested in making another table?

I would think so they sell them in the UK under a different brand name also. Let me know what you think of it when you have tested it out.

Hey mate. I use the liquid trefolex. Only needs a few drops per cut. I have cut a lot of stainless with mine and the blades lasted well.

@@weldingempire Thanks ! I'll do the same

Cheers, the cut was good once I allowed for the wonder. It would be good for pie cuts also. It is the radius that twists the blade.

Hi Jensen, That's not cool. How did you get on with the saw?

@@weldingempire after a long back and forth ..them denying any thing was wrong with it...they finally took it back...and sent a new one

Hey mate, it depends on the cut. If you do any cuts of 90° the blade is stressed. This will be evident on any machine. I have used a $60,000 bandsaw and it has the same effect. To avoid this. In my video, let the blade come into contact with the rhs /shs then you usually move it back about the same amount as the blade deflection you get from your "test cut". Most people don't have the attention to detail as you. I appreciate your comment and I hope it helps. Being very delayed.

Hey Dilzy, I really like it. I find it very portable and easy to drag out off my shelf to use. I will be looking forward to using on my turbo manifold soon.

@@weldingempire Thats good, I'm tossing up between one of these or a Hare and Forbes model. From your decibel test I can see that its pretty close to a grinder, is that accurate? I would thought a grinder is way louder. I ask as ill be using it in my garage and would rather keep the neighbour's on side with my projects haha

If you are in Australia and you are close to Hare and Forbes , I would buy the that. Just for the reason you can buy the blades in store. I find the bandsaw to be quieter than the grinder. I was only using a free decibel meter on my phone.

@@weldingempire I am close, about an hour from their store. Only they don't have the saw i want in-stock, just the next more expensive model up haha